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When an administrator removes a device, the shell script takes the given hostname and erase the folder with the same name in /pxe/nfs. If someone give * as a name, the entire folder would be wiped out.
Since this feature requires admin rights, I guess it is not in their best interest to do that, but still, "escaping" any wild card would do the trick and insure us nothing monstrous will happen.
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When an administrator removes a device, the shell script takes the given hostname and erase the folder with the same name in
/pxe/nfs
. If someone give*
as a name, the entire folder would be wiped out.Since this feature requires admin rights, I guess it is not in their best interest to do that, but still, "escaping" any wild card would do the trick and insure us nothing monstrous will happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: